They typically sell quickly so it is confusing that a large network like biggerpockets, I get no response.  

I've read and listened to some books and podcasts, but I'm sorry I'm a little confused about the 1% rule.

I had a question that for some reason has confused me.If you obtain a hard money loan for a purchase and the rehab of a single family home.And then want to rent the property.How do you pay back the loan in the time frame they give you?

., but putting those aside for the moment.)So here's where I'm confused: I've seen plenty of disagreements here on BP about what is and what isn't good per door cash flow (e.g.

I'm confused as this seems like a chicken and egg situation to me.

I’m confused on what questions I should be asking my current lender he is not very detailed on my loan options and does not really break down information very well?

I had already made several multiples of my initial DP in PROFIT (not to be confused with "cash flow"), so it was time to exit.We listed the property around Feb. 2020, and two weeks later we were in escrow.

So when you talk to WF you say you want to refinance to drop the PMI...which confuses them because they are used to getting requests for conventional loans to drop the PMI based on equity, which you can do without a refinance.

Hey Donald, I know that Renter's Warehouse can have a confusing fee structure.

@Eric KordenbrockI clicked on Wills/Orphans Court Division and then Search ~ What I've found on PETITION FOR GRANT OF LETTERS ~ Decedent was domiciled at death in (county name) ~ principal resident at is the same as Decedent died at (same address).What I just posted is an example ~ Somewhat easy to maneuver as this was my first time searching this webpage.What got me confused was instead of searching for Notice of Petition to Administer Estate like I do here in CA, I clicked on again, Wills/Orphans Court Division.I didn't have a case number so I selected Case Search By Date Range.So to make sure the decedent had property you'll have to verify with your county assessor.